Make Valentine’s Day more fun for the Minecraft lovers in your house! These printable classroom Valentines are a great way to share the Minecraft love for the Valentine’s Day holiday.
This post was originally published in 2013. It has been updated for 2023, which included removing links to projects/sites that no longer exist.
This post contains affiliate links. That means that if you make a purchase after clicking on a link, I earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.
All three of my kids <LOVE> the video game Minecraft. If you haven’t seen it before, it makes no sense to most adults.
It’s just digging up blocks that you move somewhere else and then build with. Kind of like Lego but digital, I guess?
I’ve learned to appreciate it because:
- When my kids play Minecraft, they play together as 2-4 players. They work together, talking and cooperating, so it’s very interactive and no one is sitting there vegging out staring at a screen.
- They get so creative! My girls have used Minecraft to recreate the whole town from the Little House on the Prairie Books and often build huge animals or replicate what they’re learning at school (currently, Native American villages).
- There’s an option to play nonviolently (which my kids prefer), called “peaceful mode.” Rather than beat each other up, they focus on building and have a great time together.
If you have Minecraft fans like I do, then some easy, printable Minecraft Valentines might be just the thing you need. Even my fifth grader, who didn’t want to do classroom Valentines last year, want to do these because so many girls and boys in his class play Minecraft.
If your child’s classroom creates boxes for students to collect their Valentines, you may want Minecraft Valentine box ideas like this Creeper Valentine Box.
How to print Minecraft Valentines
Most of these free printables are in PDF, so you’ll download them from their site and save it to your computer.
When you go to print, be sure and click “Fit to Printable Area” so none of the words are cut off.
I highly recommend you print on white cardstock because it is more durable than regular printer paper.
Tired of buying printer ink? I switched to HP Instant Ink two years ago and love it! I’m spending less than ever, and I don’t have to think about it any more (that’s priceless).
Want to give it a try? Use my referral link and you’ll get one FREE month, and so will I.
What to add to Minecraft Valentines
You don’t need to add anything, really! Just have your child write each classmate’s name on each printed Valentine.
If you do want to add something Minecraft-related, here are some inexpensive Minecraft party favors that would be easy to attach to your homemade Minecraft Valentines:
- Minecraft stickers
- Minecraft silicone wristbands
- Creeper themed pencils
- Minecraft straws
- Mini pixel notepads
More Valentine printables
There are plenty of free Valentine’s Day printables for you and your family! If you’re looking for non-Minecraft printable Valentines, we have over 35 Frugal and Free Valentines for Kids to Make.
You can also print Free Valentine coloring pages or a Free printable Valentine scavenger hunt for some family fun!
Free printable Minecraft Valentines
Minecraft Valentine Printables
Free printables to celebrate a Minecraft Valentine's Day
This printable set includes 8 Minecraft-inspired designs.
Print as many of these free 8.5x11 page Valentines as you'd like.
Print these free Minecraft Valentines to share in class.
Cute printable Minecraft Valentines for Minecraft fans.
Kids will love these 5 designs for Minecraft fans.
Make a DIY Minecraft Valentine card with this pig.
This Minecraft candy wrapper would make a great gift for a best friend! They fit around Sweethearts Candy boxes.
This DIY Minecraft Valentine Storyteller is great for big kids to give to classmates as a Valentine.
Choose from pink or green Minecraft Valentine wrappers for Hershey's Nuggets.
Pat jesten
Monday 17th of February 2014
LOVED the bookmark idea. Printed on photo paper but tool a long time for the black ink to dry, but I used glossy... Anyway, printed on card stock and all of my son's mine craft friends wanted a book mark in addition to the ones in his class. Love these ideas Gina. Keep em coming!
Elizabeth
Thursday 13th of February 2014
I love these! My daughter is a Minecraft nut. I may need to make some of these, just for her. :)
Emmy
Thursday 13th of February 2014
Oh my son loves Minecraft, I will totally have to do these next year for him. I definitely like the peaceful mode of minecraft myself and thankfully so does my son. Thank you for my comment on my blog the other day.
Michellette "Mimi" Green
Friday 7th of February 2014
This is really cute and creative. I am always looking for cool boyish things for my 9 year old son and this is perfect.
Annaleis
Wednesday 5th of February 2014
this is my sons favourite thing to play. He would love these. thanks for sharing.